Bond Valletta Bank 10% ( XS2539425095 ) in EUR

Issuer	Valletta Bank
Market price	105.76 % ▼
Country	Malta
ISIN code	XS2539425095 ( in EUR )
Interest rate	10% per year ( payment 1 time a year)
Maturity	05/12/2027
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Next Coupon	06/12/2026 ( In 302 days )
Detailed description	Bank of Valletta plc is Malta's largest bank, offering a wide range of financial services including personal and business banking, investment services, and wealth management. Investors are currently observing a notable fixed-income instrument issued by Bank of Valletta, identified by the ISIN XS2539425095, which represents a direct debt obligation from one of Malta's leading financial institutions. Bank of Valletta p.l.c. (BOV) stands as one of the largest and most prominent financial services groups in Malta, holding a significant position in the country's banking landscape. Established in 1974, BOV has evolved into a key pillar of the Maltese economy, providing a comprehensive suite of banking, investment, and insurance services to a diverse clientele including individuals, businesses, and institutional clients. Its operations are deeply rooted in Malta, an EU member state known for its stable economy and growing financial sector, contributing to the issuer's overall credit profile and perceived reliability in the market. This specific bond, denominated in Euros (EUR), carries a substantial annual interest rate, or coupon, of 10%. This attractive yield is paid out annually, offering a consistent income stream to bondholders. With a maturity date set for December 5, 2027, this instrument provides a medium-term investment horizon for those seeking stable returns. Currently, the bond is trading on the market at 108.24% of its par value. This premium pricing indicates strong market demand and suggests that the bond's high coupon rate is particularly appealing relative to prevailing market interest rates for comparable risk profiles and maturities. The issuance country, Malta, further anchors the bond within a robust European Union regulatory framework, potentially enhancing investor confidence. The current market price of 108.24% implies that investors are willing to pay a premium to acquire this bond, largely driven by its attractive 10% coupon rate in the current interest rate environment. This effectively means that the yield to maturity for a new investor buying at this price would be lower than the stated coupon rate, reflecting the cost of acquiring such a high-yielding asset in a competitive market. For existing holders, it reflects an unrealized gain on their investment. The bond's characteristics, including its fixed annual payment frequency, make it a potentially appealing option for investors seeking regular income from a reputable issuer within the Eurozone.